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Sat, Apr 16th, 2011, 02:07 PM #1
im a bit confused by my coupons and im hoping you can help clean some things up for me!
when your buying an item with a coupon that says one per purchase does that mean if i buy 5 of the item i can use 5 coupons?
and when it says limit one per customer that means one per transaction?
im sooo confused if you can help that would be great :D thanks in advance!
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Sat, Apr 16th, 2011, 02:20 PM #2Smart Canuck
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Yes, you are correct! If you have 5 lotions, and the coupon says "one per purchase" then you are "purchasing" 5, therefore you may use 5 coupons in the same transaction.
"per transaction" means per reciept. Some cashiers may let you ring in 5 different transactions to allow the coupons. Some let them all go one one after asking if the 5 different transactions can be done lol.
"per customer" means only one for you. With that cashier at least... lol. If it's an item that you really, really need more than one of, you can always try another cashier after, thus making you a new "customer" (to him/her at least)
Good luck!
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Sat, Apr 16th, 2011, 02:53 PM #3
there is also a (limit 4 like (of the same) coupons in one transaction or shopping trip) that means if you have 4 of the same coupons to use on 4 items they wont let you use 6 at a time
you have to make 2 transactions ect . alot of the p &g brandsaver coupons say that.
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Sat, Apr 16th, 2011, 03:02 PM #4
Could I add a question to this? Sobeys Atlantic has stated that they do accept printed coupons but that it must say "INTERNET COUPON" on it. So far I've only printed 10-12 internet coupons but NONE of them say that. Are there actually ones that do?
And (Zellers I think) says that they accept printed coupons but only from the manufacturer's websites, how do they tell if it's from there? Do those coupons state that somewhere?
The more I read about policies on printed coupons, the more likely I am to simply forget that ascpect of couponing because of the hassle I foresee. Is there an easy way to use these? Stores that are better at accepting them?
Thanks in advance.
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Sat, Apr 16th, 2011, 03:18 PM #5
ok thanks for your help! im exited to start this before i was doing all different transactions because i didnt know that you an do it all at once!
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